Examples of using Same speaker in English and their translations into Russian
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The same speaker also emphasized the importance of the question of media access.
UNICEF was encouraged to continue its valuable work in this area, and the same speaker also welcomed the focus on future actions to improve pre-school education.
The same speaker asked the Department to support the promotion of International Mother Language Day.
The same speaker said that he realized that the process of reform had given rise to fears and suspicion.
The same speaker said there was no clear international definition of the arm's length principle.
The same speaker said that trade remained an important instrument for economic recovery, growth and development.
The same speaker wanted to know how to ensure that progress was made and how it should figure on Board agendas.
The same speaker requested clarification on the linkage between the country note and the national HIV/AIDS programme.
The same speaker requested clarification on links between UNICEF and the International Programme on the Elimination of Child Labour.
The same speaker emphasized the importance of child participation and urged that this element be strengthened in the country programme.
The same speaker wanted to know the impact of the five national programmes and how the situation could be improved.
The same speaker proposed that UNICEF have a formal agreement that would clarify its role with respect to Palestinian women and children.
The same speaker added that in the light of the team's experiences on the visit to Asia, the terms of reference for field visits should be revised.
However, the same speaker noted that, keeping in mind the sensitivity of the issue, there was room for making the report more comprehensive.
The same speaker requested information on whether the rights-based approach of UNICEF had affected programming in other organizations.
The same speaker also called for better inter-agency coordination and wanted to know what was envisaged to streamline the process.
The same speaker noted that a technical debate to foster the functioning of the international drug control system should be conducted.
The same speaker pointed out that such missions do not constitute official visits of the Council and that their informal nature should be retained.
The same speaker noted that a more flexible design of the software would make it easier for national authorities to contribute to the self-assessment.
The same speaker referred to the parallel process of compiling relevant information based on the aforementioned template within the framework of the G-20 Anti-Corruption Working Group.
The same speaker referred to the major role presently being played by intergovernmental organizations as well as bilateral and multilateral donor agencies in his country.
The same speaker welcomed the emphasis on universal salt iodization, ECC and the psychosocial needs of children in armed conflict.
The same speaker highlighted the importance of food security and nutrition, and encouraged UNICEF to be more engaged with other United Nations agencies on this issue.
On the other hand, the same speaker expressed confidence that the necessary national resources for strengthening capacities at different levels to realize child rights would be found.
The same speaker noted that the high proceeds and low risks involved had made fraud attractive to both organized criminal organizations and terrorist organizations.
The same speaker also requested the secretariat's assurance that the figures contained in the addendum and corrigendum to the Executive Director's report were completely up to date.
The same speaker noted some of the emerging problems that were the focus of UNICEF cooperation, and reiterated the commitment of the Government to address these problems.
The same speaker, supported by several others, requested the secretariat to circulate in advance a list of the country notes/CPRs being submitted to the Board in 2001.
The same speaker indicated that it was important to include information on the geographic focus of the strategy, programme management arrangements and level of collaboration with other development partners.
The same speaker expressed disappointment at the slow overall progress with salt iodization, but said she was pleased with the progress made in the related projects supported by her Government.